“Opportunities and Challenges in a Globalised World”

Harnessing the Power ofTHE CLOUDHILTON COPENHAGEN22 MARCH 2017

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Dear participants,

Welcome to the British Chamber of Commerce in Denmark’s (BCCD) first 2017 Conference “Harnessing the Power of the Cloud”.

Cloud computing presents a fundamental change in the way we transfer, store and consume data, offering opportunities for government, businesses and private consumers. Everything from spreadsheets to applications requiring massive processing power are moving from PCs and private servers to the cloud. Global revenues generated from public cloud computing services are already significant, almost doubling from $110 billion in 2012 to $200 billion last year.

As the cloud expands, data centres proliferate to cope with the ever-increasing demand for data processing and storage. These data centres are the physical manifestation of a digital revolution which has provided a huge boost to the wider economy and contributed to the creation of a range of high paying jobs across industries.

Consider healthcare, it is an area where cloud computing is making a remarkable difference. The use of digital systems to store and track patient information has increased significantly in the US from one in ten hospitals in 2008 to three in four today, and the cloud computing market in healthcare is expected to grow to $5.4 billion in 2017.

However, it is important to acknowledge that with the good prospects come challenges, ranging from concerns about individual privacy and data centres’ huge energy consumption to future job losses accelerated by cloud-supported automation. Presently, regulators are processing the information and engaging in dialogue with social partners and civil society, working towards a comprehensive and trusted cloud.

I hope you enjoy the Conference.

Yours sincerely

Gareth GarveyCEO, BCCD

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Event ObjectivesThe conference will assemble leading figures from business, national governments, EU institutions, international organisations and citizens to discuss the development of cloud computing and the opportunities and challenges it presents. It will provide a platform for discussing how to ensure that the cloud revolution is inclusive, trusted and responsible, to the benefit of all stakeholders.

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Registration08:15 - 08:45

08:45 - 09:00

Policy Desk: Governing the Cloud

Opening Remarks: Gareth Garvey, CEO, BCCDH.E Dominic Schroeder, British Ambassador to DenmarkDeo Delaney, Conference Chair, BCCDPrincipal Moderator: Thomas Bernt Henriksen, Chief Debate Editor, Børsen

Opening Keynote: Brad Smith, President & Chief Legal Officer, Microsoft Corporation

“Ensuring the Development of an Inclusive and Trusted Cloud” (including Q&A)

09:00 - 09:40

09:40 - 10:00 Keynote: Mikk Lellsaar, Executive Officer, Estonian Government Cloud

Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communication, Estonia “The Cloud”- The Next Step for an Advanced E-society

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10:00 - 10:40 Panel Discussion

“An Environment that Seizes the Benefits of the Cloud Revolution” In this high-level panel debate, representatives from the EU Commission, the US Government and industry will set the stage for a discussion of how to maximise the benefits of the Cloud.

They will address topics including:

• Benefits of the cloud in provision of public services• Trans-Atlantic cooperation on managing the cloud revolution• Cyber and network security: A must have for a trusted Cloud.

Panelists:1. Mikk Lellsaar, Head, Estonian Government Cloud2. Marianne Dahl Steensen, CEO Microsoft Denmark3. Frank Mong, VP Palo Alto Networks4. William Smart, CIO, UK NHS

10:40 - 11:00 Coffee Break

From Industry: Using “The Cloud”

11:00 - 11:15 Keynote : Laura Lochman, Chargé D’Affaires, US Embassy Copenhagen

“The US Government Perspective: “The Cloud” Supporting Jobs, Growth, Investment and Competitiveness in the Private Sector

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Panel Discussion

“The Cloud: Reshaping Industries and Society”

Representatives from industry and humanitarian organisations will discuss the impact of the Cloud and the potential for their businesses and for citizens. eg. the availability of affordable processing and computing power – supporting small businesses and start ups.

Panelists:1. Freddy Lykke, CEO, Sirenia2. Morten Schou, CIO, Bluegarden 3. Sergio Llorian, CEO, Voiceboxer

11:30 - 12:15

12:15 - 13:15 Lunch and Networking

The Way Forward: How to Ensure the Cloud Revolution Benefits Society

13:15 – 13:35 Keynote: Mike Stone, Chief Digital and Information Officer, UK Ministry of Defence

“Securely Exploiting the Cloud and Mobility in Defence.”

11:15 - 11:30 Keynote : Morten Schou, CIO, Bluegarden

“Using the Cloud”: A Danish IT Giant’s Perspective

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14:55 – Closing Remarks Michael Vedsø, Deputy Head EU Commission Representation in Denmark

Panel Discussion

Representatives from the EDPS, the British Government and industry will share their views and debate the challenges presented by the cloud revolution. They will address issues such as:

•Balancing individual privacy vs national security•Social justice vs digital justice.

Panelists:1. Giovanni Buttarelli, EDPS2. Mike Stone, CDIO, UK Ministry of Defence3. Aral Balkan, CEO Ind.ie

Panel Introduction: Aral Balkan, CEO Ind.ie “Beyond the Cloud- Digital Rights or Human Rights?”

13:55 – 14:55

Panel Discussion

“Addressing the Challenges of the Cloud”

13:55 – 14:15

13:35 – 13:55 Keynote: Giovanni Buttarelli, European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS)

“Safeguarding Citizens’ Privacy versus Public Safety”

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Chair & Moderator

Thomas Bernt HenriksenPrinciple ModeratorChief Debate Editor, Børsen

Deo DelaneyConference ChairHead of Business Development, EU and International Trade, BCCD

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Mike Stone is the Chief Digital and Information Officer at the British Ministry of Defence. He served as a British Army officer for over 20 years and upon retiring from the Army, he joined BT Group and served as CEO of BT International, President of Service Design and CIO of BT Global Services.

Mikk Lellsaar is the Executive Officer at the Estonian Government Cloud. He works on the implementation of the Hybrid Government Cloud, with the goal of establishing world class Estonian e-society and public e-services. In this role, he supports innovation leaps and agile government, improving services to all ministries and public sector agencies.

Frank Mong is Senior Vice President of product, industry and solutions for Palo Alto Networks. He is responsible for directing product marketing, industry vertical marketing and overall solutions marketing for the company’s entire portfolio. He is an industry veteran with nearly 20 years of security, networking and software experience.

Speakers & PanelistsProfiles

Giovanni Buttarelli is the European Data Protection Supervisor, appointed by a joint decision of the European Parliament and Council. He worked previously as Secretary General to the Italian Data Protection Authority between 1997 and 2009. A member of the Italian judiciary, he holds the rank of Cassation Judge and lectures on Privacy at the Lumsa University in Rome.

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Brad Smith is Microsoft Corporation’s President and Chief Legal Of-ficer and is responsible for the company’s corporate, external and legal affairs. He leads a team of more than 1,300 business, legal and corporate affairs professionals working in 55 countries. He is also Microsoft’s Chief Compliance Officer, playing a key role representing and leading the company.

Marianne Dahl Steensen is Microsoft Denmark’s CEO. Previously, she served in leading Executive positions at Codan Forsikring and TDC, driving business transformation and change management. She is also a member of the Energy Commission under the Danish Min-istry of Energy, Utilities and Climate and a member of the central board at the Confederation of Danish Industry (DI).

Sergio Llorian is the CEO and Co-founder of VoiceBoxer, an online platform for conferences, presentations and webinars, that allows for interpretation and slides in multiple languages. With many years of experience working with language services in the US, his current role at Voiceboxer is to develop and grow the business.

Freddy Lykke is CEO of Sirenia ApS and Chairman of Healthcare IT-Danish IT Association. Previously he was the CEO of Cetrea A/S and SCS Scandihealth. He has many years of experience in interna-tional business and healthcare IT.

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H.E Dominic Schroeder is the Her Majesty’s Ambassador to Den-mark. Previously, he was Ambassador and Head of the UK’s Delega-tion to the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe in Vienna. He joined the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) in 1988 and has worked in a wide range of FCO positions with a focus most recently on Europe and the former Soviet Union.

Laura Lochman is Charge D’Affaires at the Embassy of the United States of America in Denmark. She has over 27 years of experience in policy analysis and implementation, having served in various over-seas assignments. She also served in Washington in a variety of roles including the State Department’s Deputy Director of the Office of Central European Affairs.

Aral Balkan is CEO of Ind.ie and a cyborg rights activist, designer and software developer. Ind.ie is a social enterprise working for so-cial justice in the digital age, which practices ethical design to create post-cloud technology for a democratic, just and egalitarian future.

Morten Schou is Chief Information Officer for Bluegarden and is a member of the Executive Committee. In his role, he is responsible for all IT development and operations, while Bluegarden IT in Denmark is responsible for servicing two business divisions, building state of the art IT solutions for clients.

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